WEATHER HEADLINES
- Snow starts this evening and does not end until Tuesday evening; highest amounts south of I-70
- The cold worsens Wednesday and Thursday as lows drop to around -10° with wind chill values -30° to -20°
- A big warmup is likely this weekend and next week!
KANSAS CITY'S FORECAST
Tonight: Areas of snow will cross the area tonight, bringing amounts by morning to a dusting to 2".
Low: 0° Wind chill: -15 to -20°
Wind: NE 15-25 mph
Tuesday: Snow is likely all day tomorrow. It will be heavy at times, especially south of I-70. This will be a light-weight, fluffy snow and will pile up quickly and blow around easily. In addition to the heavy snow, strong wind gusts and dangerous wind chills are expected.
Total snowfall between Monday and Tuesday night: 3"-6" with most along and south of I-70.
High: 6° Wind Chill: -20° to -10°
Wind: NE 15-25 mph
Tuesday Night: Snow ends. Then, bitterly cold.
Low: -5° Wind Chill: -30° to -20°
Wind: N 10-20 mph
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, flurries and frigid.
High: 7° Wind Chill: -20° to -10°
Wind: N 10-20 mph
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